| Product Description: | Explore the hidden wonders of the world with our Kid's Microscope Playset! Designed for budding scientists, it features easy-to-use functionalities like a soft-touch eye-guard and 360-degree rotating eyepiece, alongside two directional LED illuminations for both transparent and opaque surfaces. With a smartphone adapter for easy viewing and sharing, plus a pocket-sized microscope offering 60x magnification, young explorers can observe their surroundings anywhere. Three preset lenses offer magnifications of 100x, 600x, and 1200x, ensuring no detail goes unnoticed. And when it's time to head out for more adventures, the durable carrying case keeps everything secure and ready for discovery on the go! FUNCTIONAL CHILD'S MICROSCOPE: Easy-to-use features, including a soft-touch eye-guard, 360-degree rotating eyepiece, and two directional LED illumination to view transparent and opaque surfaces, make this a must-have for any budding scientist SMARTPHONE ADAPTER: A simple phone mount is compatible with most models and allows children to use a phone for easy viewing, saving, and sharing of all observable experiments PORTABLE MICROSCOPE INCLUDED: A powerful, pocket-sized microscope allows children to quickly and accurately observe their surroundings with 60x magnification HIGH MAGNIFICATION: Three preset lenses allow children to observe their twelve included and their own collected specimens with 100x, 600x, and 1200x zoom magnification! CONVENIENT CARRYING CASE: A durable, padded storage case allows your little scientist to carry their entire kit with them for on-the-go experiments with maximum protection; MICROSCOPE DIMENSIONS: 6.25"(L) x 6"(W) x 8.75"(H); CARRYING CASE DIMENSIONS: |
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I have this - it is a cheap microscope - but it's still an actual functional microscope.
It's a nice kit - comes with some premade slides and is perfect to explain things like hair, skin cells, insects to little ones.
tip: buy some disposable lens wipes (cheap at walmart, others) because giving a kid a microscope and expecting that they won't hit the lens with the samples is impossible and cheap lenses scratch easily from paper towels etc
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